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Every article in the Syself Resource Center, newest first.
What's New in Syself Autopilot 1.36
1.36 rebuilds the node OS as Syself Linux, installs nodes with a new provisioner, and runs Syself's own failover proxy, tunnel, and KubeGate for the control-plane path. Read the highlights, the full notes by area, and the upgrade steps.
Verifiable, Immutable OS for Kubernetes Nodes: Syself Linux
Syself Autopilot 1.36 runs an immutable Kubernetes node OS, built from source and then sealed and verified block by block, so you can prove what a node runs.
Fast Kubernetes Node Provisioning Before First Boot
Fast Kubernetes node provisioning in Syself Autopilot 1.36: each node is built in the rescue system before it boots, with real progress reported and a node ready ~60% faster.
Kubernetes Control-Plane Failover That Keeps Workers Online
In Syself Autopilot 1.36, a node-local proxy handles control-plane failover on every worker, so a load-balancer outage no longer marks the whole fleet NotReady.
The Syself Reverse Tunnel: From the Kubernetes API Server to the Nodes
Syself Autopilot 1.36 ships its own reverse tunnel so kubectl logs, exec, and pod metrics work. Each node dials out, so the control plane never has to dial in.
Access Control for the Kubernetes API Server Using KubeGate
KubeGate is the single entry point to the Kubernetes API server in Syself Autopilot 1.36. It controls who reaches the control plane and preserves the real client IP.
Kubernetes Audit Logs With the Real Client IP
Syself Autopilot 1.36 produces four Kubernetes audit signals on every node, including the real client IP in the API server audit log, ready to ship to a SIEM.
Kubernetes Node Health Monitoring and Self-Healing
Kubernetes node health monitoring on Syself Autopilot. Syself Health watches every node in real time, reports problems as node conditions, and runs the reboot-or-replace loop that keeps a cluster healthy.
What Is Syself Autopilot? Managed Kubernetes You Own
Syself Autopilot is fully managed Kubernetes on your own Hetzner servers. You declare one object; Syself builds, heals, and upgrades the cluster.
What Is a Cluster Stack? A Versioned Kubernetes Bundle
A Cluster Stack is a versioned Kubernetes bundle that pins the node OS, the cluster topology, and the in-cluster components together, built and tested as one release.
How Syself Tests Every Cluster Stack Release
How Syself tests every Cluster Stack release, from fast file checks to chaos on real clusters, why you upgrade one Kubernetes minor at a time, and what the tests do not cover.
How Syself Builds a Secure Kubernetes Node OS
Syself Linux is a sealed node OS built for Kubernetes. We control every input that goes into it, so you know exactly what runs on a node. Browse its full bill of materials in the Version Hub, and check any node's integrity state from the Kubernetes API.
How We Secure Kubernetes Nodes Without a Private Network
How Syself keeps Kubernetes nodes secure without a private network, using a layered design of host firewall, policy, and identity, and why that approach holds up.
Explore our Docs
Dive into our step-by-step documentation to set up, configure, and manage your Kubernetes infrastructure seamlessly.
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